Tomorrow Is Still July

The story follows private sleuth Johnny Paluba as he investigates the murder of a nightclub dancer named Patra Kleo. Alongside him is police inspector Todorov, who has recently been decommissioned, both of whom are drawn into the complexities of the case. Their pursuit of the killer leads them to a fascinating discovery of a lost Serbian film from World War II.

With a runtime of 99 minutes, Tomorrow Is Still July offers a blend of crime and historical elements that can intrigue thriller aficionados. The film features performances by Arnaud Humbert and Nebojša Pajkić, adding depth to the narrative. This combination of a modern thriller with historical references may appeal to collectors who appreciate films that explore cultural histories through a cinematic lens.